You drank 5 energy drinks, am bored as fuck, am a furry, and am in high school.

>>34003188
Am I dead?

>>34003167
You're having a mental health episode bro I used to get messed up like that too. You got any where you can check yourself in? I got bipolar I can go psychotic from it I've hallucinated a lot of bad stuff sometimes. Drugs will make it worse too. And alcohol. Hope you're okay try and ground yourself.

>>34003231
You're alive bro last time I checked I was alive so the dead can't talk brother. You just really need to get professional help at times like this when your thoughts race.

That demon on the picture has a big, slimy ass, id rape him

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>>34003697
Solomon got 666. Is that you?
>>34003697
The sauce.

>>34003167
It's a psychotic episode. I had one or two in my lifetime. When you speak and when you think, you believe what you think and say to be real, hyper-real. You are absolutely convinced it is all true. And nothing, not even this post, will convince you otherwise. You might even perceive threats in messages like this one that tries to convince you out of your mental cocktail of fantastical 'truth'.

Know this: The mind is a fine instrument. A very, very fine instrument. When it becomes frail or when it loses it's tune, when the strings start to bend or snap, your perception of reality itself will alter.

This is because your mind is the receiver of reality. Think of a camera. It records footage of nature. Suddenly that camera is seeing distortions, warping, fuzziness. But nature is nature, outside the camera lens the grass is still green the hills still round. The camera however is seeing monsters looming behind hills as the sky flashes red.

That is your mind on psychosis. Your mind ≠ reality. Reality is reality. Just because your mind is currently maximum overdrive on pattern recognition, it does not make your delusions real. It does not make you crazy either. You are not crazy, you are not insane. You are someone whose mind is currently having their pattern recognition portion of their mind going out of whack. It will pass.

But it will drag on if you choose to believe what your mind shows you during its glitch out. Do not believe these thoughts. Challenge them and question them.